Media Resources

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BOOKS

Corporations & Democracy

The Corporate Policy Center lists more than 100 titles in this realm with brief reviews.

Community, Independent Business & Development

Corporations & Education

Media & Public Relations

Civil Liberties & Miscellaneous

*Any of the several readers on economics published by "Dollars and Sense" including Real World Macroeconomics and Real World Microeconomics Call them at (617) 628-8411 for details.

 

Documentary Films

Independent America

This award-winning documentary follows the travels of two journalists as they explore the battle between hometown businesses and transnational chains. Includes interviews with ReclaimDemocracy.org staff. Available in 52 or 80 minute edits. This title can be ordered online from our merchandise page.

The Corporation

The feature documentary analyzes the nature of the corporate institution, its impacts on our planet, and what people are doing in response. Read a review of "The Corporation."

Fear and Favor in the Newsroom

Beth Sanders offers thorough and convincing first-hand accounts of how corporate media constricts the free flow of ideas and information on which democracy depends. Outstanding. 1 hour. 

The Take

Near Buenos Aires, thirty unemployed auto-parts workers walk into their idle factory, roll out sleeping mats, and refuse to leave. All they want is to re-start the silent machines. This simple act is an inspiring and compelling story of citizens claiming power.

Global Village or Global Pillage

Jeremy Brecher shows constructive ways that ordinary people are addressing the impacts of global corporatization. 27 min.

Specialized Periodicals

Multinational Monitor

watchdogs transnational corporations.

PR Watch

investigates the public relations industry and reveals manipulation of "news."

Dollars and Sense

critiques corporate economics.

The CATO Journal

published by the libertarian/"free market" CATO institute. While endorsing much of the corporate agenda, CATO has the ideological consistency to oppose most corporate welfare and governemnt favoritism The Journal is a dense read.

Rethinking Schools

tracks privatization and commercialism, among other current educational issues.

Know the corporate perspectives! Read an occasional issue of The Economist, Forbes, Business Week, Wall St. Journal or other corporate-friendly periodicals. The latter two consistently offer excellent investigative reporting.

 

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